• Wanju Neighbourhoods StreetSport Program

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    Wanju Neighbourhoods StreetSport Program


    The City of Canning is proud to announce a new community program – StreetSport, for young people aged 10-15 years living in Queens Park or Bentley St James surrounds.


    Set to be delivered in Term 4 of 2024 and continuing through Term 2 of 2025, the StreetSport Program is proudly funded by the Criminal Property Confiscation Grants.


    Seeking to offer positive alternatives to negative behaviours, StreetSport aims to engage young people in sports and skills sessions and connect them with local support organisations.


    In partnership with Bentley Primary School, Football West, Perth Basketball Association and WA Cricket, the program will deliver weekly sports activities across Term 4 in 2024 and Term 2 in 2025. This initiative will also be supported by WA Police, Salvation Army and Headspace.


    Interested parents and guardians can email the Neighbourhood team or visit the local YourSay page to register.


    For more information and to register:

  • Neighbour Day Snapshot

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    This year City of Canning provided $250 for Neighbour Day grants through a pilot project to support local residents to connect with one another and hold a range of events across the city.

    16 suburbs participated, 20 events were hosted and over 850 people attended. For more information you can read the Neighbour Day Snapshot.



  • Family Festival

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    Join in the fun at our Family Festival at Wyong Reserve, Bentley.

    Friday 15 March - 3pm to 5pm

    The free event will include children's activities and entertainment, children's snacks and information about local supports for families.

  • Walls Alive: A mural Celebration

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    Come and celebrate the newest wall mural in Bentley!

    As part of the Youth Services Urban Arts, Hoops and Well-being Program, community are invited to celebrate and recognise the amazing work achieved by local young people throughout the year.

    Free food, fun activities, face painting, music and more!

    Monday 8 January 2024

    11.30am-2pm

    Bentley Community Centre

    (Bookings are essential)

  • Walk Talk Play in Bentley St James

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    Join us for three weeks of summer fun in Chapman Park on Tuesday over January and February 2024. The Neighbourhood Team will set up some fun interactive games and activities around the park.

    A range of City teams will be involved in one or more of our sessions with some fun activities - including Libraries, Community Safety and Ranger Services, Waste team and Events team.

    We'd love to see you there!

  • Warwick Park upgrade is now completed!

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    The park has been transformed into an Urban Forest sanctuary for the community to relax and connect with nature.
    Over 40 trees and 3000 shrubs have been planted in this park to provide a shady and attractive space that will also attract more wildlife.
    The park has received some exciting new features such as a new bird watering station, nesting boxes, murals done by a local artist Melski McVee and three new native bee and insect hotels with one created with the assistance of Bentley Primary School students.
    If you’re looking for a spot to unwind, head to Dumond Park!
  • Dumond Park is now open!

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    The park has been transformed into an Urban Forest sanctuary for the community to relax and connect with nature.
    Over 40 trees and 3000 shrubs have been planted in this park to provide a shady and attractive space that will also attract more wildlife.
    The park has received some exciting new features such as a new bird watering station, nesting boxes, murals done by a local artist Melski McVee and three new native bee and insect hotels with one created with the assistance of Bentley Primary School students.
    If you’re looking for a spot to unwind, head to Dumond Park!
  • Painted power boxes at Warwick and Dumond Parks

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    The City of Canning is thrilled to reveal the recently painted power boxes at Warwick and Dumond Parks in Bentley. These artworks have been designed and installed by well known artist, Mel McVee.

  • Bentley Bonanza Youth Fest!

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    Please join the City in celebrating the completion of the Bentley Parkscapes Program, in which eight parks across Bentley have been upgraded, and have some fun at the Youth Fest event! There will be lots of free activities between 3.30pm-6.30pm.

    The Neighbourhood team will also be down there to talk to local residents and share insights of what you've told us you'd love to see in Bentley and St James over the next 2-3 years.

  • See the story behind the mural at Wyong Park 🎨

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    If you've been by Wyong Park in Bentley recently you might have seen some colourful murals. Local Aboriginal artist Jade Dolman worked on a fun and creative design on the hard courts and footpaths inspired by the Canning River and the banksia found in Bentley.

    The local Bentley Primary School also got involved by using Jade's inspiration and colour pallete to draw their own banskia on tiles that you can now see at the playground!

    Make sure to bring your family and friends down to the hard court at Wyong Park as it is now open for public use! πŸ€

    Watch the video on the artwork here.